The Fordham

Community

It is important to note that the Fordham Graduate School of Business is more than buildings, classrooms and curricula. It is a community of individuals--real people with diverse perspectives, skills, backgrounds and experiences, contributing to our institution on a day-to-day basis. Each of these individuals has a unique and equally important role in defining our educational environment.

It is the collective commitment; energy and wisdom of each member of the Fordham community that has enable our institution to succeed in the past 25 years. It is also what will drive our success in the future.

On the following pages we wish to make special note of some of the key individuals who have helped make the Fordham Graduate School of Business a success and who will play a critical role in our institution's evolution in the years ahead.

Lincoln Center, adjacent to Fordham, is the symbolic center of New York’s artistic community

Dr. Robert A. Abrahams ‘75
Ms. Dawn M. Albano ‘91
Ms. Sandra Alberts ‘94
Mr. Robinson Alston, Jr. ‘93
Ms. Marie G. Andreacchi ‘85
Ms. Catherine Bahna ‘94
Mr. Robert J. Baldoni ‘85
Mr. David A. Baratta ‘87
Ms. Nancy Bargebuhr ‘90
Ms. Mary Rudie Barneby ‘82

Mr. Michael G. Baschwitz ‘93
Mr. Brian T. Beckwith ‘81
Ms. Susan A. Berlirer ‘93
Mr. Bruce E. Bishop ‘94
Ms. Margaret A. Black ‘87
Ms. Leslie Blum ‘92
Mr. Thomas A. Boland ‘75
Mr. Paul A. Bornstein ‘85
Mr. Peter D. Brady ‘73
Mr. Ken Brodsky ‘93

Ms. Jean M. Butler ‘94
Mr. Thomas C. Byrne ‘93
Mr. Lewis D. Cahill ‘72
Mr. Andrew J. Cahill ‘83
Mr. Richard L. Callian ‘83
Mr. Joseph Campagna ‘95
Mr. Connell C. Cannon ‘72
Ms. Pamela Cantor ‘94
Mr. Clark Carboneau ‘94
Mr. James Carey ‘76

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